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The Reconstruction of the Circulation of Muḥammad al-Hindī’s Ǧumal al-falsafa Using Manuscript Notes

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AbstractMuḥammad al-Hindī’s Ǧumal al-falsafa is a philosophical summa from the 12th century CE. The text is preserved in two manuscripts: an autograph (Esad Efendi 1918) and a copy thereof. Various notes and annotations pervade MS Esad Efendi 1918’s fly-leaves and title-page. An examination of these, to date, understudied elements provides us with the only information that links this author to Yemen. It also reveals the steps taken on its journey, from 12th-century Yemen to Mamluk Egypt and Syria, and eventually Safavid Iran and Ottoman Istanbul.
Title: The Reconstruction of the Circulation of Muḥammad al-Hindī’s Ǧumal al-falsafa Using Manuscript Notes
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AbstractMuḥammad al-Hindī’s Ǧumal al-falsafa is a philosophical summa from the 12th century CE.
The text is preserved in two manuscripts: an autograph (Esad Efendi 1918) and a copy thereof.
Various notes and annotations pervade MS Esad Efendi 1918’s fly-leaves and title-page.
An examination of these, to date, understudied elements provides us with the only information that links this author to Yemen.
It also reveals the steps taken on its journey, from 12th-century Yemen to Mamluk Egypt and Syria, and eventually Safavid Iran and Ottoman Istanbul.

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